SIR — I have observed an unfair trend. Many religious ceremonies have become commercialised. For example, it appears that the holy matrimony ceremonies are only for the rich! The expenses involved in such a function are immense with the rising church fee, gowns, expensive cars and venues. How will
SIR — I have observed an unfair trend. Many religious ceremonies have become commercialised. For example, it appears that the holy matrimony ceremonies are only for the rich! The expenses involved in such a function are immense with the rising church fee, gowns, expensive cars and venues. How will a poor person afford this?
Surprisingly, the clergy don’t seem to condemn it and the ceremony that is chiefly supposed to bestow blessings on a marriage makes only a point of showing off.
So will the poor not get this blessing? This is one of the roots of the non-Christian habit of cohabiting. What can we do to prevent this?